Who chooses members of the Electoral College?

There are 538 Electoral College members.

If the electoral college were to result in a tie, the United States Senate would be responsible for picking the Vice President. There are 100 members of the U.S. Senate. ...

In 2016 the Democratic and Republicans electors in Virginia were selected at state party conventions. ...

The House chooses a President from among the top three candidates in the electoral college. ...

The House Of Representatives

Illinois has 21 Electoral College votes.

The electoral college elects the President. When the people vote for president they are actually electing the members of the electoral college. ...

Changed the process whereby the Electoral College, and if necessary the House of Representatives, chooses the President. It did not change the composition of the Electoral College ...

In the event of a tie, the US House of Representatives chooses the Vice President. The Senate chooses the President in such a situation. ...

The electoral college chooses the president.

the executive branch electoral college is about how we don't get to vote we actually vote for the members of the electoral college that the with the help of our votes they can decide on a president for this country. ...

Each party chooses a slate of loyal party members to be its electors When the people vote for President, they are actually voting for one of these slates of electors. ...

----they are selected by the voters of each state (novanet)----

The members of your states Electoral College

Representaives in the United States do not have electoral votes. Members of the electoral college have electoral votes. There happens to be the same number of electoral college members as there are congressmen (senate and house of rep.) Each state has the same number of electoral college members as they have members in congress. 2 Senators per state and the House members are dependent on their state population as conducted by the senate. Each member of the electoral college has one vote...

Answer this question… the House of Representatives chooses the president.

The 538 members of the 2008 Electoral College and their votes for President and Vice President are listed, state-by-state, on the National Archives web site at http://www.archives.gov/federal-register/electoral-college/2008/certificates-of-vote.html . ...

The electoral college chooses the president regardless of the major population's vote. They are supposed to go by what their state has voted for, but they don't have to. If it comes to a draw, the college has to cast votes again. ...

The House of Representatives.

The electoral college is private. And the college will change.

The number of electoral votes a state has is equal to the number of House members it has plus 2, but the House members do not get to vote in the electoral college. ...

the house of representatives

It is somthing that chooses a president, and lets him into the white house. After being voted of course. Its like a college letting you run for president. ...

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If no candidate receives a majority of the electoral votes, the US Senate chooses the new vice-president. If no vice-president gets a majority of electoral votes, the US Senate would choose the vice-president from the two candidates receiving the most votes. ...